SIGNED 18TH C. STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TEAPOT

England dated 1789, the barrel shaped body fitted with a conforming lid and an applied loop handle & gooseneck spout, beautifully decorated with hand-painted flowerheads and vinery, signed by hand 'Ma

Staffordshire Salt Glazed Pottery Teapot, 18th/19th c., with raised floral and shell decoration, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 7 1/4 in., w. 4 3/4 in . Provenance: Estate of Stephen G. Henry, Jr., Baton Rouge, LA

England circa 1780, the hollow body figure of a recumbent ewe decorated with tan and brown spot painted detail, measuring 3" high x 4.25" wide.

England circa 1780, the hollow body moulded figure of a rabbit crouching atop an integral base, decorated with spot painted Prattware colours, abrasions, measuring 2.25" high x 3.25" wide. Provenance:

England circa 1770, the hollow body moulded figure of a fox seated upon a green integral base, measuring 3.3/8" high x 3.3/8" wide. Provenance: the interior retaining the retail label for Guitel Monta

England circa 1780, the figure of a seated cat decorated with black and yellow spatter painted detail, abrasions to base, one ear restored, firing crack, measuring 4.25" high.

A late 18th century Staffordshire creamware teapot and cover with chinoiserie decoration, with figures in an outdoor setting, painted in polychrome enamels, the cover with a relief foliate finial, the

England circa 1780, both lidded globular shaped bodies with foliate moulded gooseneck spouts & entwined strap handles, the larger example decorated with hand-painted enamels depicting a lion tamer, li

Bulbous form with strap handle and moulded spout, Chinoiserie painted figure with umbrella in iron red over painting, possibly Leeds. H 13.5cm (5 3/8in)

Globular body with reeded double intertwined handle with terminals. Spout with enfolding acanthus at base. Enamelled in hand painted floral design. Leeds, c. 1780. H. (with lid): 14 cm (5 1/2 in) W. 2

A FINE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE YIXING POTTERY TEAPOT AND COVER Kangxi/Yongzheng. 14 cm x 11 cm.

A 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE SANCAI POTTERY TEAPOT & COVER, of rounded square form with fluted corners, the sides moulded in relief with a phoenix panel and with a panel of an auspicious character, the

Two Meissen German Porcelain Teapots. Signed at base. C. 18th Century. Each teapot being unique in itself. One having black feet and other blond. Teapot is designed after an Ancient Chinese pattern. A

Collection of four (4) 18th Century to 19th Century English Staffordshire pottery plates, produced by Enoch Wood (1759-1840), known as "Father of the Potteries." blue & white transferware landscape sc

English 18th Century Pottery Articles Including Liverpool Salt Glazed Stoneware Teapot. Other pieces comprising a mug, Mintons tea cup, small round fluted vase, miniature teacup, sugar bowl with cover

Early Staffordshire Pearlware Pottery Figural Grouping of "The Vicar and Moses" 18th Century The Vicar asleep in the Upper tier of the Pulpit with His Clerk continuing to Preach below 8 7/8"in Good Co

Four Staffordshire Pottery Stirrup Cups Mid-19th Century; One Example Late 18th Century comprising two fox examples, a hound example and a stag example. Height of tallest 5 inches. Property from the A

Chinese, 18th century, cover with stylized bats, tapering body with elaborate figural and landscape design with trees, bridge and pagodas, silver mounted spout and carved wood handle, base impressed w

Late 18th century, Staffordshire, transfer printed with a ship on one side and a compass on the other side with phrase "Come Box the Compafs", lid with applied flower finial, impressed Neale & Wilson

Late 18th century examples each hand crafted and tin glazed with enamel decoration. Each has older professional conservation at the heads detectable with blacklight. H6" W9" Sold from the collection o

British, 18th century. Overall poor condition with cracks and repairs to handles, crack to base, probably lacking a cover. Appx. 13" tall.

Staffordshire pottery flat back mantle figure of the notorious 18th century highwayman and associate of Dick Turpin, Tom King - also known as 'The Gentleman Highwayman'. This piece measures 11" tall a

Of a child in a yellow cape on a spongeware base. late 18th C. H 21.5cm (8 1/2in)

English, c.1795. Early hand painted Staffordshire pottery piece depicting a male and female figure mounted on a base. H. 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.)